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General Discussion / Made my first goal.....
« on: April 14, 2011, 06:35:35 PM »
 ;D

WHOOOOO HOOOOO....MET MY FIRST GOAL.....

Started just after last Christmas at around 350....my scales are showing an even 300....

Watch out next 20....if I blink, I'll miss you leaving!!!!!!

Even people are commenting on how I look.  Feel better, I do more, and I don't huff and puff.

Thanks Doug!!!!!!!    ;D 8)

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General Discussion / Re: For Those Who Need or Desire Bread
« on: January 21, 2011, 09:22:46 PM »
 Hi Umpa, ;D

Stupid question, but they have Mexicans in Florida?

I've found there's a difference in Cuban and Mexican cultures and foods, but they all love the same....chili peppers and meat.

Are any of these recipes in a new cook book?  If not...you ought to try making one.

By the way, when I was in S.E.A.....notibly Thailand, I found something that might stir your interest to try.  It burnt fat and weight away like you wouldn't believe.

A papaya salad.

I can't think of the name, but you need one of those large stone type bowls with a stone (or wood) stirrer/crusher.

Skin the papaya.  Then slice the papaya in small SMALL slices and place in stone bowl.  Then add Fish Sauce, Soy Sauce, Sea Salt, and chili pepper for taste.  Smash/mash/stir all together several minutes until completely mixed.

Place in another bowl and eat.  Tastes good and really works on your system.  Just have some water in case you get too much pepper in it.

I'm sure there are variations to this, but this was the way I was taught to make it.

As the commercial said...."Try it...You'll like it!"

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General Discussion / Re: For Those Who Need or Desire Bread
« on: January 19, 2011, 10:38:43 PM »
Thanks for responding....

For the Diet Cranberry, I can't find it at the store anymore (Wal Mart).  The other one did have 2 carbs.

They tasted the same, but it's still low in carbs and good for the liver.

We started during the Christmas Season, and like most of her heritage, love tamales during the season.  We didn't have any and don't feel we were left out on anything.

As we continue, we will let y'all know how we're doing.[/left]

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General Discussion / Re: I hope this works...
« on: January 19, 2011, 10:30:51 PM »
I started just before Christmas. 

After reading the book, I began and found myself looking at all the nutrition tables on products my wife and I love.  As Gomer would say.....Surprise, Surprise, Surprise!!![/left]

If we eat out, I know what to order without worry of carbs and sugar.  I found that buying items without sugar or carbs is actually less than the rest.

Keep the faith.  It'll work.  I have faith.

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General Discussion / Re: coke zero
« on: January 19, 2011, 10:12:26 PM »
You said Diet Lemonade???

I need to check it out.  We love lemonade with our dinner sometimes and if it's loaded with sugar, then it's not diet.

Thanks for the heads up.[/left]

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General Discussion / Re: coke zero
« on: January 15, 2011, 06:27:15 PM »
If you check out the diet coke, you'll find the very same information printed on it.  However, like Doug, I found coke zero was giving me bad headaches, whereas diet coke won't.

Don't know what the differences are, except for the taste, but you have another alternative.

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General Discussion / For Those Who Need or Desire Bread
« on: January 15, 2011, 06:21:33 PM »
When I was at my local grocery store, I was checking out the total carbs on the breads.  My wife has finally read the book and has gotten on board, but she still wants her bread.  Anyway, I found some flatbread (Flatout Flatbread) that actually got my attention.

It's multi-grain with flax seed oil (a source of Omega 3), is 100 calories each, 17g carbs, 8g dietary fiber, 1g sugar alcohol (in other words, 8 net carbs), and it doesn't taste bad.  I bought a pack to try and we made beef and chicken fajitas that night in our George Foreman.  It wasn't a bad taste at all.  Since the bread is large enough to make a pizza with, we split it and both had a fajita taco.  Filled us both up and toasted our new beginnings on this new life style with diet cranberry juice (0 carbs).

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General Discussion / Re: Hidden Sugars ?
« on: January 01, 2011, 03:27:24 AM »
EAS products have always been geared to fat/weight loss, basically for body builders, but anyone can use them safely.  If you have EAS products, they are guaranteed to work on helping your body get thinner, not your wallet.    :o

The Beta-Carotene is extremely good for reducing the cholesterol in your system.    ;D

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